Despite being very vocal about her pregnancy hardships, Kim Kardashian is already planning for baby no.3!
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“We went out to the desert and just had fun and shot this so fast”, she wrote.
Kim, who has a two-year-old daughter North West, further shared how she is sick of her growing weight. “You know, it was really hard for me to get pregnant so I do feel really blessed that I am pregnant and, at the end of the day, it is a million times worth it”, she said.
“Like if I have three, then that’s when I think your body really starts to slip”. She is so uneasy that she disclosed “I barely sleep whatsoever!” anymore during the night. It seems like the Twitter user is also a fan of Kim considering how she mentioned in one of her tweets that she was only trolling.
Poor Kimmie hasn’t had the easiest of pregnancies and hasn’t minced her words when it comes to how she’s been feeling during the past nine months.
In other news, Kim’s pregnancy continues to be uninteresting to the masses as her younger sisters usurp her in popularity.
Kim;’s pregnancy is classified as high-risk, due to her complicated medical history, and she recently had her baby turned from his breech position in the womb.
Now she’s revealed that she’s “craving Lay’s Barbecue potato chips”.
“We have to minimize the amount of human beings in my bathroom every morning”, she said.
We previously got a look at the moment the 35-year-old told momager and Kylie Jenner that she, hubby Kanye West and daughter North would need to live with someone while her house undergoes construction. “Probably more painful than childbirth”, she said.
Accepting his award at the Footwear News’ 29th Annual Achievement Awards, the rapper said: “I’m waiting on my son to arrive any day now”.
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“A huge happy birthday to my incredible mom and best friend today!” she also posted on her website. The reality star has been open about expressing what a “miserable experience” pregnancy is for her, including her latest update in which she shares her feelings about her weight.
